Museum Opens Its Doors For Free Financial EducationMay 17, 2013As financial education becomes more paramount for financial institutions because of consumer and regulator demand, the Museum of American Finance is now offering a free financial education with free admission on Saturdays in a program sponsored by private equity firm Southport Lane.
Fiserv Launches Consulting Service Targeting Community Banks and Commercial LendingApril 11, 2013The bank technology vendor is offering a new service that provides consultant reviews and strategy recommendations for smaller banks looking to better their commercial lending business, while also announcing its first new client on the DNA platform since its acquisition of Open Solutions.
The Mobile Wallets Race: Placing Multiple BetsMarch 12, 2013Experts at BAI Payments Connect agree that several wallets will emerge successful from the mobile wallets race, and banks need to make multiple partnerships to stay ahead of the market.
What Banks Need To Know About Vendor M&AsFebruary 22, 2013Consolidation among players in the bank technology vendor space is heating up again. What factors are driving this trend, and how will it affect their bank customers?
Fiserv Offers New Tools For Managing ATM NetworksFebruary 20, 2013Fiserv has updated its Device Manager solution for managing ATM’s with new analytics-driven capabilities in incident tracking, reporting and resolution.
FIS Launches P2P Payments SolutionFebruary 11, 2013FIS People Pay allows banks to offer their customers the ability to send payments directly to other consumers using an e-mail address or mobile phone number.
Fiserv Acquires Competitor Open SolutionsJanuary 15, 2013Fiserv acquired Open Solutions in a deal announced this morning, adding Open Solutions' technologies - such as parts DNA core processing platform - to Fiserv's offerings.
Passage of Bill to Avoid 'Cliff' Should Bolster Wall StreetJanuary 01, 2013U.S. stocks are poised for gains
to begin the year after the late passage of a bill to avoid
harsh tax hikes that would have hit most Americans and crimped
economic growth.